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Posted Tuesday 27th January 2009 14:36 GMT
True.
As there's no point in saving any money with rates so low, I'm blowing it while I can. That big screen represents my civic duty to Argos employees !
Posted Tuesday 27th January 2009 11:34 GMT
More terrified managers thrashing about with a chainsaw.
More people out of work without much hope of re-employment for years.
More people unable to spend money, lucky if they can even make rent now.
More people reading these stories and fearing for their job.
More people too scared to spend money in case they get the boot soon.
More businesses notice sharp drop in profits.
More terrified managers thrashing about with a chainsaw.
And so it goes on. Lets see just how far this house of cards can collapse.
Posted Tuesday 27th January 2009 12:07 GMT
I'm sure the 1.35 million Euro he gets for leaving ING will help him to recover his good health! And BTW: it is reported he will remain at ING as an advisor till the first of August. No so exhausted after all then?
I never got payed 1 euro(cent) for leaving a company voluntarily. What am I doing wrong?
Posted Tuesday 27th January 2009 14:36 GMT
True.
As there's no point in saving any money with rates so low, I'm blowing it while I can. That big screen represents my civic duty to Argos employees !
Posted Tuesday 27th January 2009 18:15 GMT
A year ago I was getting over £100 a month interest with my Ing Direct account. I'm now getting £20 and falling.
And they keep sending me notes every month to say how pleased they are to be passing on the interest rate reduction. Oh I'm overjoyed!